Wow, that´s something!
I just found, at www.qajaqusa.org, pictures of Ken Taylor and Duncan Winning: The two man where the roots of the AnasAcuta started.
As I look at it, it´s those two man who, together with Derek Hutchinson, initiated the development of modern seakayaks until now; well done my boys!
Looking at the pictures, these man, being in there 60-70ths, are still looking very fit.

Ken Taylor and Duncan Winning

Ken Taylor and the replica of his 1959 kayak built by Emanuele Korneiliussen

Ken discusses his replica

Ken paddling his replica.